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Energy innovations created by researchers in the University of Maryland Energy Research Center (UMERC) have been featured prominently across a variety of mainstream media outlets, including MIT Technology Review, The Washington Post, NPR, Forbes, WUSA TV 9, and the Baltimore Sun, among others.

The energy technologies featured include innovative fuel cell power generation and a sustainable battery made of wood. The Redox Power Systems Cube, based on technology originally developed by UMERC Director and Professor Eric Wachsman, is run by stacks of solid oxide fuel cells and produces electricity from natural gas to provide low-cost, full-time power, even during violent weather. UMERC faculty researchers Dr. Liangbing Hu (MSE) and Dr. Teng Li (ME) are also working on a sodium-ion wooden battery, which can be used to store renewable energy, such as solar and wind.

University of Maryland energy research was featured on WUSA Channel 9 TV, Washington, D.C.'s CBS affiliate. See the video here: http://www.wusa9.com/video/default.aspx?bctid=2608830580001




Additional Media Coverage:

MIT Technology Review: An Inexpensive Fuel-Cell Generator

Washington Post: At Redox Power Systems, the future of electricity lies in fuel cells

Forbes: Redox Power Plans To Roll Out Fuel Cells That Cost 90% Less Than Currently Available Fuel Cells

Baltimore Sun: UM researchers seek power breakthrough

The Atlantic: The Navy Has Fuel-Cell Generators; Will You Have Them Soon, Too?

Green Tech Media: Could This Be the Fuel Cell to Beat All Fuel Cells?

WUSA-TV: UMD Shows Off Energy Innovations

NPR Morning Edition: All Charged Up: Engineers Create A Battery Made Of Wood



August 21, 2013


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